Abstract: A new golf board game for simulating a round of golf. The inventive device includes a game board having a representation of a golf course thereon including tees, fairways, greens, sand traps, water hazards, trees and rough, markings on each fairway providing an indication of distance along each fairway, a first plurality of dice having only numerical indicia thereon, and a second plurality of dice having a combination of alphanumeric indicia thereon. The dice are rolled to determine the distance of a shot along the fairway until the green is reached. A spinner is then used to determine the number of putting strokes taken while on the green. The second plurality of dice include the letters "H", "S", and "OB" which determine the direction of a particular shot. Penalty cards are provided for use when a shot lands in a sand trap, a water hazard, among trees, or in the rough.